[Kde-accessibility] experimental idea with colour fonts

[michel]

Well, there's the greasemonkey script and the kate highlights definitions that 
i made... I mention them on an other email

The colours have to be user defined, not hard coded. I don't see the point in 
trying to define a certain colour code. The user can always just change the 
definitions to his liking/abilities.... Also i don't think it's that difficult to 
do.

Most importantly, where do i find people with visual problems?
That's more difficult then it looks like.
Can some one please help with this point?
We'll use the scripts i already made on them, and they'll report back here.

Can some one help with finding test subjects? I'm not networked with people 
like that....

It isn't possible for KDE-accessibility to ask it's user to participate in a 
little experiment?

Is there any KDE-accessibility leader reading this?

On Tuesday 30 September 2014 09:49:05 you wrote:
> This seems like a good idea to me.
> 
> I would recommend making a sample webpage, or a mini app, and do some
> research with it on people that have visual problems. Get some feedback
> from them, make some changes, find out which color combinations are
> best. Find out if they would like to habe something like that on their
> computer, and how much it would help them.
> 
> And finnaly make a report with all that.
> 
> I don't think implementing this in KDE would be problematic, but it must be
> worth it. The development time could take some time, and no one will do
> this if it turns out to be useless, or unused. The report I've mentione
> would be a good selling point for the ideea.
> 
> 
> *Ovidiu-Florin Bogdan*
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